Marion Post Wolcott art photographs & prints

Marion Post Wolcott : biography

Marion Post Wolcott, known as well with the following name Marion Post Walcott, is a american photographer born in 1910 in Montclair, United States and who died in 1990 in Santa Barbara, United States. Marion Post Wolcott belonged to the photojournalism, urban photography, documentary photography art style. He mainly worked during the war and roaring twenties period in the 20 century.

Marion Post Wolcott : his main artworks

Marion Post Wolcott is famous for the following art works : negro going in colored entrance of movie house on saturday afternoon,, memphis, tenn. a secondhand clothing and pawn shop and a cheap rate hotel, a cross roads store, bar, "juke joint," and gas station in the cotton plantation area, melrose, la.... which are numerous illustrations of his favorite subject of work : architecture, cinema, urban, genre scenes, history, food, portrait... In order to stare at his work in a museum or gallery, you need to go to los angeles county museum of art (lacma), los angeles, united states. The art work of Marion Post Wolcott are, indeed, mainly kept in los angeles county museum of art (lacma), los angeles, united states. Muzéo offers high quality art photographs & prints of the main artworks made by Marion Post Wolcott to embellish your home or your office.

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